Burbage Martin Kribbs - Revision history

Liz: children's chart: Alvin Kahle son of Ina Myrtle Kribbs; Dist. 64 State Rep 1969-74. Sources: Wikipedia re Dist. 64, Alvin Kahle 1969-74

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children's chart: Alvin Kahle son of Ina Myrtle Kribbs; Dist. 64 State Rep 1969-74. Sources: Wikipedia re Dist. 64, Alvin Kahle 1969-74

Liz: Children chart: 3 daughters & 2 spouses, 1 son, from source 7 - Hist Allegheny Valley

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Children chart: 3 daughters & 2 spouses, 1 son, from source 7 - Hist Allegheny Valley

Liz: create page from copy of jacob Kribbs page, plus 1910 census Ashland Twp Clarion Co census

2014-09-01T19:42:33Z

create page from copy of jacob Kribbs page, plus 1910 census Ashland Twp Clarion Co census

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==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
'''Burbage Martin Kribbs''' is not in my direct ancestry. He is the brother of [[Adeline Kribbs]]. Adeline is the first wife of [[James Francis Beals]]. Our direct line of ancestry is through the 2nd wife, [[Olive Samantha Bower]].

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''Burbage Martin Kribbs'', son of [[Jacob Kribbs|Jacob]] and Delilah (Martin) Kribbs, was born on the farm he now owns, in Ashland township, Clarion county, October, 1855. He was educated in the public schools, and continued his father's assistant at the home farm until 1880, when the latter turned the entire management over to him and moved to the small farm in Salem township. Burbage M. Kribbs continued in management of the Ashland township farm until 1892, when he became the owner by purchase from his father. He has made many improvements, and has one hundred and fifty-acres of well tilled profitable land under cultivation.

Oil was discovered on the farm and for several years the wells were operated, but have now ceased to produce. He carries on general farming operations, also raising and dealing in live stock. He is a Democrat in politics, has served in many township offices and is one of the substantial men of his town. He and his wife are members of the Reformed church, and he is a member of the Kinghts of the Maccabees.

He married, December 20, 1881, Frances E. Weeter, born in Venango county, Pennsylvania, eldest daughter of Samuel and Susanna F. (Knauss) Weeter, and granddaughter of Henry and Frances (Frye) Weeter. Henry Weeter was a farmer of Salem township, Clarion county, owning his own land and filling several township offices. His children were: Sarah, married Elias Sheffer, now deceased; Samuel, father of Frances E. (Weeter) Kribbs; Anna, resides in Nickleille, Pennsylvania, married John Persing; Harriet, married John Winger, and resides in Salem township; William, deceased; Ellen, married Harry King, of West Virginia; John, now engaged in the oil business, married ____Caldwell; Amanda, married Reuben Laughner, and resides in Salem, Pennsylvania; Frances, married Joseph Shrey, and resides in Salem township; Lewis, deceased, married Mary Weeter.

Susanna F. Kanuss, wife of Samuel Weeter, was daughter of Samuel Kanuss. He was the owner of a farm of three hundred acres, where he resided; also for many years he was a hotel proprietor, on the home farm, in Richland township, Venango county. Later he was an oil producer on his home farm also. He married a Miss Knight. Children: 1. Fietta, married Robert Shively; moved to Ohio, where both died. 2. Susanna F., mentioned above, married Samuel Weeter. (From ''Genealogical and Personal History of the Allegheny Valley, Pennsylvania'', see below).
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! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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| '''Birth''' || Oct 1855 || || 
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| '''Marriage''' || || ||to Frances E. Weeter,(dau. of Samuel Weeter & Susanna F. Knauss) || 
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| '''Death''' || || || || 
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| '''Burial''' || || || || 
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= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6''

+-- [[Christian Kribbs]]
| (1776-1856)
+-- ''Jacob Kribbs'' ----+
| (1824-1908) |
| +-- Mary M. Unknown
| (1778-1843)
[[Adeline Kribbs]] --+
(1852-1878) |
| +-- Barnhart Martin
| |
+-- Delilah Martin --+
(1826-1903) |
+-- Elizabeth Harrold

Sources:
[7] 

=Children=
Children with Frances E. Weeter:
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! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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| Susan D. Kribbs || F || ~1891 || || || || [6] 
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=Places of Residence=
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= Photo Gallery =

= Sources =
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! '''2'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''', Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 15. Census dated 10 July 1860. Lines 6-13: Jacob Kribbs, 40, farmer, $4000 real, $1500 personal property; Delila, 39,; Margaret, 12; Purmelia, 10; Crina, (?), 8; ''Burbage, 4''; Ariana, 3; Amanda, 3 months. Margaret, Purmelia, and Crina are in school; all b. PA. The twins listed in the 1870 census (next source) are not both present, but "Crina" age 8 is probably Salina.
| [[Image:1860 census pa clarion ashland pg 15.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''3'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 4,5. Census dated 29 June 1870. Lines 37-40 on page 4 and 1-5 on page 5: Jacob Kribbs, 45, farmer, $8500 real, $4288 personal property, father is foriegn born; Deliah, 46, keeping house; Adaline C., 18, twin, in school; Calina M., 18, twin, in school; ''Burledge M., 14, in school''; Uroanah L., 12, in school; Amanda M., 9, in school; William A., 7, in school; Charles M, 3. All born PA. On lines 6-9, page 5: John Kribbs, 60, farmer, $8000 real, 11238 personal property, father foriegn born; Mary A., 33, keeping house, Etta E., 3; Franklin F., 2. All b. PA. 
John and Jacob are most likely brothers.
| [[Image:1870 census pa clarion ashland pg 4.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1870 census pa clarion ashland pg 5.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''6'''
|'''1870 United States Federal Census''', Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA,Enumeration Distr.1, ancestry.com page 8. Census dat April 27-29, 1910. Lines 66-68: Kribbs, Burbage M., head, age 54, married 28 yrs, 1st marriage, farmer, general farm. Frances E., wife, age 49, married 28 yrs, 1st marriage, 4 children born, 3 living. Susan D., daughter age 19, single, teacher of music.
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! '''7'''
|''' Genealogical and Personal History of the Allegheny Valley, Pennsylvania''', Vol. 2, p. 555-557, John W. Jordan, ed., Lewis Historical, NY 1913.

Biography of the Kribbs family. Christian Kribbs came to this country with his father and siblings.. His first wife was Mary. All children were born to his first wife. Son Jacob born 7 July 1824 in Beaver township, Clarion County PA; married Delilah Martin 19 September 1832. Resided in Ashland Twp. 1845-1880, then in Salem Twp. until his death October 1908. Nine children of Jacob Kribbs include: 4)Adeline, twin of Salina, died in Venango county; married James Beals.
| [[ Christian Kribbs biography|complete transcription Kribbs biography]]
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|-
! '''8'''
| '''Margaret Kahle ''' (Mrs. Alvin Kahle) correspondence. Margaret was for years on the board of Emlenton Cemetery, & has an extensive collection of obituaries for the region. "My late husband Alvin Kahle was the grandson of ''Burbage Martin Kribbs.'' "

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===Source Notes===

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 = Ancestry chart segment =
-−
-    ''Generation 4''         ''Generation 5''         ''Generation 6''
+    ''Generation 4''                ''Generation 5''         ''Generation 6''
-                                         +-- [[Christian Kribbs]]
+                                                +-- [[Christian Kribbs]]
-                                         |   (1776-1856)
+                                                |   (1776-1856)
-                    +-- ''Jacob Kribbs'' ----+
+                           +-- [[Jacob Kribbs]] ----+
-                    |   (1824-1908)      |
+                           |   (1824-1908)      |
-                    |                    +-- Mary M. Unknown
+                           |                    +-- Mary M. Unknown
-                    |                        (1778-1843)
+                           |                        (1778-1843)
-    [[Adeline Kribbs]] --+
+    ''Burbage Martin Kribbs'' --+
-   (1852-1878)      |
-                    |                    +-- Barnhart Martin
+                           |                    +-- Barnhart Martin
-                    |                    |
+                           |                    |
-                    +-- Delilah Martin --+
+                           +-- Delilah Martin --+
-                        (1826-1903)      |
+                               (1826-1903)      |
-                                         +-- Elizabeth Harrold
+                                                +-- Elizabeth Harrold
 Sources:
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 |  Bertha  Kribbs||  F || 7 Mar. 1883 || ||  W. L. Kooman   ||  || <sup class="reference">  [7] </sup>
 |-
-| Ina Myrtle   Kribbs|| F  ||17 May 1885 || ||  Alexander Kahle   ||  || <sup class="reference"> [7][8]  </sup>
+| Ina Myrtle   Kribbs|| F  ||17 May 1885 || ||  Alexander Kahle   ||son Alvin Kahle, Republican, Representative for Dist. 64,<br> PA State Legislature 1969-1974  || <sup class="reference"> [7][8] [9] </sup>
 |-
 |  Susan D. Kribbs     || F || ~1891 || ||     ||  || <sup class="reference">  [7] </sup>
 |-
-|a son    ||(birth order unknown)   || || ||     ||died in infancy  || <sup class="reference">  [7] </sup>
+|a son    || M  || date, birth order unknown|| ||     ||died in infancy  || <sup class="reference">  [7] </sup>
 |}
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 Biography of the Kribbs family.  Christian Kribbs  came to this country with his father and siblings..  His first wife was  Mary. All children were born to his first wife. Son Jacob born 7 July 1824 in Beaver township, Clarion County PA; married Delilah Martin 19 September 1832. Resided in Ashland Twp. 1845-1880, then in Salem Twp. until his death October 1908.  Nine children of Jacob Kribbs include: 4)Adeline, twin of Salina, died in Venango county; married James Beals.
 | [[ Christian Kribbs biography|complete transcription Kribbs biography]]
 |-
 ! '''8'''
 | '''Margaret Kahle ''' (Mrs. Alvin Kahle) correspondence. Margaret was for years on the board of Emlenton Cemetery, & has an extensive collection of obituaries for the region.  "My late husband Alvin Kahle was the grandson of ''Burbage Martin Kribbs.'' "
 |}
 ===Source Notes===

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 Oil was discovered on the farm and for several years the wells were operated, but have now ceased to produce. He carries on general farming operations, also raising and dealing in live stock. He is a Democrat in politics, has served in many township offices and is one of the substantial men of his town. He and his wife are members of the Reformed church, and he is a member of the Kinghts of the Maccabees.
-He married, December 20, 1881, Frances E. Weeter, born in Venango county, Pennsylvania, eldest daughter of Samuel and Susanna F. (Knauss) Weeter, and granddaughter of Henry and Frances (Frye) Weeter. Henry Weeter was a farmer of Salem township, Clarion county, owning his own land and filling several township offices. His children were: Sarah, married Elias Sheffer, now deceased; Samuel, father of Frances E. (Weeter) Kribbs; Anna, resides in Nickleille, Pennsylvania, married John Persing; Harriet, married John Winger, and resides in Salem township; William, deceased; Ellen, married Harry King, of West Virginia; John, now engaged in the oil business, married ____Caldwell; Amanda, married Reuben Laughner, and resides in Salem, Pennsylvania; Frances, married Joseph Shrey, and resides in Salem township; Lewis, deceased, married Mary Weeter.
+He married, December 20, 1881, Frances E. Weeter, born in Venango county, Pennsylvania, eldest daughter of Samuel and Susanna F. (Knauss) Weeter, and granddaughter of Henry and Frances (Frye) Weeter. Henry Weeter was a farmer of Salem township, Clarion county, owning his own land and filling several township offices. His children were: Sarah, married Elias Sheffer, now deceased; Samuel, father of Frances E. (Weeter) Kribbs; Anna, resides in Nickleille, Pennsylvania, married John Persing; Harriet, married John Winger, and resides in Salem township; William, deceased; Ellen, married Harry King, of West Virginia; John, now engaged in the oil business, married ____Caldwell; Amanda, married Reuben Laughner, and resides in Salem, Pennsylvania; Frances, married Joseph Shrey, and resides in Salem township; Lewis, deceased, married Mary Weeter.<br>Children of Burbage M. and Frances E. (Weeter) Kribbs: 1. Bertha, born March 7, 1883; educated in Clarion state normal school; previous to her marriage an instructor in public schools and a music teacher. She married W. L. Kooman, and resides in Knox, Pennsylvania. He is the manager of B.M. Kribbs & Company's department store. 2. Ina Myrtle, May 17, 1885; educated in Clarion state normal school; prior to her marriage a teacher of music. She married Alexander Kahle, and resides in Pine City, Pennsylvania, where he is a merchant. 3. Susan D., August 30, 1890; taught music two years; now a senior student at Clarion state normal school. 4. A son, died in infancy.<br> (From ''Genealogical and Personal History of the Allegheny Valley, Pennsylvania'', see below).
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-Susanna F. Kanuss, wife of Samuel Weeter, was daughter of Samuel Kanuss. He was the owner of a farm of three hundred acres, where he resided; also for many years he was a hotel proprietor, on the home farm, in Richland township, Venango county. Later he was an oil producer on his home farm also. He married a Miss Knight. Children: 1. Fietta, married Robert Shively; moved to Ohio, where both died. 2. Susanna F., mentioned above, married Samuel Weeter.  <br> (From ''Genealogical and Personal History of the Allegheny Valley, Pennsylvania'', see below).
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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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-|  Susan D. Kribbs     || F || ~1891 || ||     ||  || <sup class="reference">  [6] </sup>
+|  Bertha  Kribbs||  F || 7 Mar. 1883 || ||  W. L. Kooman   ||  || <sup class="reference">  [7] </sup>
 |-
-|    ||   || || ||     ||  || <sup class="reference">   </sup>
+| Ina Myrtle   Kribbs|| F  ||17 May 1885 || ||  Alexander Kahle   ||  || <sup class="reference"> [7][8]  </sup>
 |-
-|    ||   || || ||     ||  || <sup class="reference">   </sup>
+|  Susan D. Kribbs     || F || ~1891 || ||     ||  || <sup class="reference">  [7] </sup>
 |-
-|    ||   || || ||     ||  || <sup class="reference">   </sup>
+|a son    ||(birth order unknown)   || || ||     ||died in infancy  || <sup class="reference">  [7] </sup>
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 ! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
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-|  |||| ||<sup class="reference"> </sup>
+|Ashland Twp., Clarion Co. PA  |b. Oct. 1855 on parents' farm||| ||<sup class="reference"> </sup>
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 John and Jacob are most likely brothers.
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